When the company's raised a ton of money, the common's behind a ton of preferences, and in a time when there's no IPO window in sight, a 34% discount to the pre

When the company's raised a ton of money, the common's behind a ton of preferences, and in a time when there's no IPO window in sight, a 34% discount to the preferred doesn't sound particularly terrible or notable to me. Slow news day, I guess.